Amr Diab - Yehemak Fe Eih
At the request of Silvan put the text and lyrics of the Egyptian singer Amr Diab `a:). Amr Diab is one of the most popular artists, famous not only in the Arab world, but also in Europe.
Key phrases in the song:
a3esh (Aisha) اعيش - live
aMute اموت - die, die
as2al (Asal) ا سأل - ask
esma سمع - hear, hear
keteer (katir) كتير - much
shwayet little - kilka
Słowa piosenki w języku arabskim
you care about in the AT
die nor live .. De malaksh words and ask me where
Htcoli AT
this is what Bitager downright Beban
you care about it in AT
die nor live .. De malaksh words and ask me where
Htcoli AT
Bitager surely this is what it Beban
Maine saree before me this one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him Asiba or Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
Lahu and each one works Elly relieve him
yourself heard no word of a little
relieve your conscience and P.
Heffid Bayh
spirit Look your injured heart Forgiven the Maine
saree before me this one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him or Asiba Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
Lahu and each one works Elly relieve him
Elly Maine veterans This one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him Asiba or Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
and Lahu each one works Elly relieve him
die nor live .. De malaksh words and ask me where
Htcoli AT
this is what Bitager downright Beban
you care about it in AT
die nor live .. De malaksh words and ask me where
Htcoli AT
Bitager surely this is what it Beban
Maine saree before me this one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him Asiba or Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
Lahu and each one works Elly relieve him
yourself heard no word of a little
relieve your conscience and P.
Heffid Bayh
spirit Look your injured heart Forgiven the Maine
saree before me this one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him or Asiba Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
Lahu and each one works Elly relieve him
Elly Maine veterans This one Marafoc
Mabakic I worry about him Asiba or Ojrha
lovers lot Atkabloa normal Makmiloc
and Lahu each one works Elly relieve him
Zapis fonetyczny
yehemak fi eh, amot wala a3esh dakalam malaksh tes2alny feeh
w hat2oly eh , daelly beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh
yehemak fi eh, amot wala a3esh dakalam malaksh tes2alny feeh
w hat2oly eh, daelly beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
w aho kol wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
nefsak tesma3 eh, shwayet kalam terayah damerak beeh
w hayfeed beeh, rooh shof hayatak garh 2alby samehtak feeh
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
w aho kol wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
in aho Kol Wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
now cut down and explain the various lines of lyrics.
yehemak fi eh - يهمك فى ايه
"yehemak" - worry, care about, you care. "Fi" - the "eh" - what.
This is quite a specific design, the whole is more or less "Why do we care."
Åmot a3esh da kalam wala malaksh tes2alny feeh - اموت ولا اعيش .. ده كلام ملكش تسألني فيه
"Åmot" - die, die, "wala" - or, or, "a3esh" - live.
"da kalam" - a word. "Tes2alny" - ask me (return to 2 people-you ask me).
"To die or live, it matters (words) with which you can not ask me."
hat2uli wa eh - وهتقولي ايه
"Wa" - and , "2ul (aul) - say," hat2uli - Beginning "ha" in Arabic U indicates the future tense of the verb! "T" - return to the second person (you), ending "and" - indicates the recipient - me - "hat2uli" - (you) tell me. "Eh" - what.
So all means "And what I say"
da illi beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh - ده اللى بيتغير اكيد بيبان عليه
"da" - is, "illi" - this who, what. "Beyt3'ayar" - (he) changed. "Akeed" - quite clearly. "Beyban 3aleeh" - seen on it (Alee - on).
"He who has changed, even see it after him."
min illy 2odami - مين اللى قدامي
"min" - who, where. "Illi" - is, what, the who. "2odam" - before, "2odami" - in front of me.
"He who stands before me,"
da Wahed ma3rafosh - ده واحد معرفوش
"da" - is, "Wahed" - one (but in this case "someone" "Person"). "Ma3rafosh" - I do not know.
"This is a person whom I do not know"
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo in agraho - مابقيتش اخاف عليه اسيبه او اجرحه
"a5af" - scared. "Maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh" - no longer afraid.
"seb" - leave, "asebu" - to leave him, "and" - or, or, "agraho" - to hurt him (note that "agrah" - hurt, "Garh" - morning. Associated with each word in j. Arabic often have common consonants, in a different order and in combination with other vowels. For example, "aktab" - to write, "Kitab" - the book, "maktaba" - Library).
"I'm not afraid to leave him or hurt."
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh - عشاق كتير اتقابلوا عادي ماكملوش
" osha2" - lovers, " keteer" - large, a lot, "makamelosh" - did not speak.
"A lot of lovers, and never met They did not speak to each other. "
in aho kol elly Wahed ye3mel yerayaho - واهو كل واحد يعمل اللى يريحه
" kol "- everyone," Wahed "- one (in this case a single person) . ye3mel "- he's doing." yerayaho "- what he likes, what it considers a better (ye-rayaho [ye - typical when talking about the 3rd person singular - He]).
" And anyone can do what he thinks is best for themselves. "
nefsak tesma3 eh - نفسك تسمع ايه
"nefsak" - do you want (nefsi - to want, we know already that word in the song Lissa Bahebbak . "Authority" - hear, hear. "Tesma" - you hear.
"What do you want to hear.
Note that question marks, such as "eh" - what, "min" - where, etc. are at the end of sentences.
shwayet kalam terayah damerak beeh - شوية كلام تريح ضميرك بيه
"shwayet" - some ("shwaya" - a bit). "Kalam" - say the word. "damerak" - your conscience.
hard for me to translate this verse literally, but the meaning is more or less: "A few words that make you feel that it is not wrong."
important hayfeed beeh - وهيفيد بايه
"it will not be necessary,"
rooh shof hayatak Garh 2albi samehtak feeh - روح شوف حياتك جرح قلبي سامحت فيه
"rooh" - to go (in this case "go"). "Shof" - look , "haya" - force "hayatak" - your life ("haya" is a feminine noun, to such nouns to identify the owner, the appropriate suffix is \u200b\u200badded-t ", another example may be, for example, "habib t and" - my baby was female . So "haya-t-ak '- your life)." Garh "- wound," albi "- my heart," samehtak - forgive you.
"Go look at your life, the wound in my heart, I forgive you it ".
w hat2oly eh , daelly beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh
yehemak fi eh, amot wala a3esh dakalam malaksh tes2alny feeh
w hat2oly eh, daelly beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
w aho kol wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
nefsak tesma3 eh, shwayet kalam terayah damerak beeh
w hayfeed beeh, rooh shof hayatak garh 2alby samehtak feeh
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
w aho kol wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
min illi 2odamy da wahed ma3rafosh
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo aw agraho
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh
in aho Kol Wahed ye3mel elly yerayaho
now cut down and explain the various lines of lyrics.
yehemak fi eh - يهمك فى ايه
"yehemak" - worry, care about, you care. "Fi" - the "eh" - what.
This is quite a specific design, the whole is more or less "Why do we care."
Åmot a3esh da kalam wala malaksh tes2alny feeh - اموت ولا اعيش .. ده كلام ملكش تسألني فيه
"Åmot" - die, die, "wala" - or, or, "a3esh" - live.
"da kalam" - a word. "Tes2alny" - ask me (return to 2 people-you ask me).
"To die or live, it matters (words) with which you can not ask me."
hat2uli wa eh - وهتقولي ايه
"Wa" - and , "2ul (aul) - say," hat2uli - Beginning "ha" in Arabic U indicates the future tense of the verb! "T" - return to the second person (you), ending "and" - indicates the recipient - me - "hat2uli" - (you) tell me. "Eh" - what.
So all means "And what I say"
da illi beyt3'ayar akeed beyban 3aleeh - ده اللى بيتغير اكيد بيبان عليه
"da" - is, "illi" - this who, what. "Beyt3'ayar" - (he) changed. "Akeed" - quite clearly. "Beyban 3aleeh" - seen on it (Alee - on).
"He who has changed, even see it after him."
min illy 2odami - مين اللى قدامي
"min" - who, where. "Illi" - is, what, the who. "2odam" - before, "2odami" - in front of me.
"He who stands before me,"
da Wahed ma3rafosh - ده واحد معرفوش
"da" - is, "Wahed" - one (but in this case "someone" "Person"). "Ma3rafosh" - I do not know.
"This is a person whom I do not know"
maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh asebo in agraho - مابقيتش اخاف عليه اسيبه او اجرحه
"a5af" - scared. "Maba2etsh a5af 3aleeh" - no longer afraid.
"seb" - leave, "asebu" - to leave him, "and" - or, or, "agraho" - to hurt him (note that "agrah" - hurt, "Garh" - morning. Associated with each word in j. Arabic often have common consonants, in a different order and in combination with other vowels. For example, "aktab" - to write, "Kitab" - the book, "maktaba" - Library).
"I'm not afraid to leave him or hurt."
3osha2 keteer et2ablo 3ady makamelosh - عشاق كتير اتقابلوا عادي ماكملوش
" osha2" - lovers, " keteer" - large, a lot, "makamelosh" - did not speak.
"A lot of lovers, and never met They did not speak to each other. "
in aho kol elly Wahed ye3mel yerayaho - واهو كل واحد يعمل اللى يريحه
" kol "- everyone," Wahed "- one (in this case a single person) . ye3mel "- he's doing." yerayaho "- what he likes, what it considers a better (ye-rayaho [ye - typical when talking about the 3rd person singular - He]).
" And anyone can do what he thinks is best for themselves. "
nefsak tesma3 eh - نفسك تسمع ايه
"nefsak" - do you want (nefsi - to want, we know already that word in the song Lissa Bahebbak . "Authority" - hear, hear. "Tesma" - you hear.
"What do you want to hear.
Note that question marks, such as "eh" - what, "min" - where, etc. are at the end of sentences.
shwayet kalam terayah damerak beeh - شوية كلام تريح ضميرك بيه
"shwayet" - some ("shwaya" - a bit). "Kalam" - say the word. "damerak" - your conscience.
hard for me to translate this verse literally, but the meaning is more or less: "A few words that make you feel that it is not wrong."
important hayfeed beeh - وهيفيد بايه
"it will not be necessary,"
rooh shof hayatak Garh 2albi samehtak feeh - روح شوف حياتك جرح قلبي سامحت فيه
"rooh" - to go (in this case "go"). "Shof" - look , "haya" - force "hayatak" - your life ("haya" is a feminine noun, to such nouns to identify the owner, the appropriate suffix is \u200b\u200badded-t ", another example may be, for example, "habib t and" - my baby was female . So "haya-t-ak '- your life)." Garh "- wound," albi "- my heart," samehtak - forgive you.
"Go look at your life, the wound in my heart, I forgive you it ".
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